• Citadel Theatre - Delight in the botanical gardens located in the Citadel’s lobby and discover its history as a cornerstone of the arts in Alberta. The complex features five performance venues, including the Shoctor, Maclab, Rice, Zeidler, and Tucker theatres, as well as the Foote Theatre School.
• Sir Winston Churchill Square - Admire the remarkable architecture surrounding Churchill Square, such as the Art Gallery of Alberta and Edmonton City Hall, while exploring the history of Edmonton and the British influence on this small northern prairie town.
• CN Tower - Discover the fascinating history of rail in Edmonton and its significant impact on the city’s development.
• Rogers Place - The ICE District is a 25-acre, mixed-use sports and entertainment hub in downtown Edmonton, centered around Rogers Place, home to the NHL’s Oilers and a major concert venue. Anchored by a public plaza, the development includes upscale dining, boutique retail, the Grand Villa Casino, a JW Marriott hotel with luxury residences, and two office towers (including the 66-story Stantec Tower, Canada’s tallest outside Toronto) and condos. Ultra-connected via LRT, pedways, parking, and Ford Hall, it has revitalized the city core.
• Neon Sign Museum - This outdoor museum honors Edmonton’s past businesses. A local guide will share the history of the city’s thriving post-war economy.
• 4th Street Promenade - Known as the 4th Street Promenade, 104 Street is a revitalized terrace in downtown Edmonton between Jasper Avenue and the ICE District. Set in historic warehouse-era buildings, it combines upscale boutiques, artisanal shops, cozy cafés (like Credo, KB&Co), top-tier dining (Corso 32, Cask & Barrel), and charming pubs. You’ll also find unique attractions like the Neon Sign Museum and the Alley of Light outdoor galleries. During summer weekends, the street transforms into an Al Fresco market with patios, pop-ups, and community events, enhancing its urban-oasis vibe.
• Alberta Legislature Building - Often referred to as “the Ledge,” the Alberta Legislature Building is set in a beautiful green space. Constructed between 1907 and 1913 in the grand Beaux-Arts (Classical Revival) style by Allan Merrick Jeffers and Richard Blakey, it features a soaring 57 m dome above a marble-columned rotunda, a granite and sandstone exterior, and interiors rich in marble, mahogany, oak, and brass. Stroll through the grounds and hear stories of Alberta’s formation.
• Frederick G Todd Lookout - Enjoy the view of the Largest Natural Urban Area in North America, the North Saskatchewan River Valley. From this lookout, you can experience 360-degree views of the valley and the city, making it the perfect place to conclude the tour!

• Expert local English-speaking guide
• Passionately researched history & culture
• Introductions to must-do experiences
• Recommendations for the best food, entertainment and nightlife

• Gratuities

Join a 3-hour Pay-What-You-Feel walking tour to discover Edmonton through the perspective of an experienced local guide. As the most northern major city in Canada, Edmonton presents a fascinating blend of rich history and modern innovation, making it a must-visit for any traveler.

During this engaging tour, explore Edmonton’s significant role in shaping Alberta and Canada. Visit iconic landmarks, learn about local legends, and uncover the hidden gems that make this city unique. Your knowledgeable guide will provide insightful commentary, share stories of Edmonton’s dynamic growth, and offer practical recommendations to enhance your visit.

Whether it’s your first visit or you’re returning, this tour offers a comprehensive view of Edmonton’s charm, with numerous photo opportunities in the city’s most picturesque spots.

The tour operates on a tip-based system, allowing you to decide the value of your experience and tip your guide accordingly after the tour.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.